On Sunday, November 12, 2000, Dr. Robert Anthony Schuller’s interview from the Crystal Cathedral which featured Douglas Di Siena D.C., F.I.C.A., co-author of the book “Possibility Living” aired on the worldwide televised program titled the Hour of Power. Millions of viewers across the globe tuned in to watch the program that featured two very moving
Although most of the world spent last week watching news of America’s Presidential race, news regarding the recall of Phenylpropanolamine (PPA) continued to stream across the wire. While most major drug and supermarket chains have chosen to pull products containing PPA off of their shelves, some independent pharmacies have refused to do so, according to
According to reports, pharmacies in Mexico and in Costa Rica have announced to pull 53 over-the-counter medicines that contain PPA, an ingredient found to increase one’s risk of hemorrhagic stroke. On November 6th, the U.S. FDA had issued a warning to Americans, to immediately quit using drugs containing phenylpropanolamine, which is found in dozens of
According to the article, experts say “you should never give any kind of aspirin – even baby aspirin – to kids.” The article goes on to say that, “while so-called ‘baby aspirin’ is still available in stores, doctors today recommend it for adult use only.”
According to a recent article on Yahoo News, titled “Low-Dose Aspirin Does Not Eliminate Gastric Risk”, researchers are saying that there is no evidence that using a lower dose of aspirin will reduce “incidence of bleeding in the gut.” The use of low dose aspirin was thought to minimize serious side effects but according to reports, researchers state that “long-term aspirin therapy, even at a low dose, carries a risk of gastrointestinal hemorrhage.”
On Sunday, November 12, 2000, Dr. Robert Anthony Schuller’s interview from the Crystal Cathedral which featured Douglas Di Siena D.C., F.I.C.A., co-author of the book “Possibility Living” aired on the worldwide televised program titled the Hour of Power. Millions of viewers across the globe tuned in to watch the program that featured two very moving
Although most of the world spent last week watching news of America’s Presidential race, news regarding the recall of Phenylpropanolamine (PPA) continued to stream across the wire. While most major drug and supermarket chains have chosen to pull products containing PPA off of their shelves, some independent pharmacies have refused to do so, according to
According to reports, pharmacies in Mexico and in Costa Rica have announced to pull 53 over-the-counter medicines that contain PPA, an ingredient found to increase one’s risk of hemorrhagic stroke. On November 6th, the U.S. FDA had issued a warning to Americans, to immediately quit using drugs containing phenylpropanolamine, which is found in dozens of
According to the article, experts say “you should never give any kind of aspirin – even baby aspirin – to kids.” The article goes on to say that, “while so-called ‘baby aspirin’ is still available in stores, doctors today recommend it for adult use only.”
According to a recent article on Yahoo News, titled “Low-Dose Aspirin Does Not Eliminate Gastric Risk”, researchers are saying that there is no evidence that using a lower dose of aspirin will reduce “incidence of bleeding in the gut.” The use of low dose aspirin was thought to minimize serious side effects but according to reports, researchers state that “long-term aspirin therapy, even at a low dose, carries a risk of gastrointestinal hemorrhage.”